... .,JT1-SDAY, July 7. 4 OUTRSAAY, NAVA '0 URAGA JQur readers rpay iremenber tbht in the 49tb, Sotb, and 52nd eveosp, our 1st tol. we noticed a ,most exraordsiisry proceetiigi o Lieut. 'organ, eomxmraneer of'llis :tlisjsty s Schooner Barbara, in ,havingimnpiessed scyerai perisons out of four Ainc- tican #eis'in Lo 1bi 'Foyle' We are very happy to frdad lat ~iant. :uorgan bias been ordered to re- ...

... . 0- VERSNi7E.> ORT T WEDS Vere, Glen from Jamaic, wi'th, 616 bhd 35 tces 4 brlssu- th eair 83 punch I -h um1tc8offeeI pipe wine 39 tons is: FoowodlorVraflce,, Fletcher, Yates, and co. iiostk, Dowsou, fnus gamaiea, wins 489 hbds 37 tces 3 brls in . r, C~_ ar foarumono 4ltcherofe 4tAIg ?? l~r ~ e 4:r, Yfates, aiaco. le $~v~Ig.3 Wallis. froinsAntigua', .itkh~ 232 hhds 136 tces t 12 b~s u~a ...

... ATTACK AND GREAT BATTLE OF lDRESDEN. in Her Mfajesty'the Empress Queen and Regent has s received the followitig intelligence from the army, dated August 28:- 'On the 26th, at eight in the mdrning, the Em- I d peror entered. Dresden. The Grand Russian, Pros. s. shn, azid :ustrianr army, cdmmanded by the sove.1 , reignsa was before it; it crowneed all the bills which r surround Dresden, at the ...

... uS .,OF CO ~foNS, ri 27., * y- ,v. tW~IJv-i~ s,^,s ?? LIVEfjpGOL PETITION. ascoyne presented a Petition.i si'ied by 662 ?? difiduab~oft;e-oss of TLiverpoui,who in the space fays, hads+seppc forward to afflx thieir sigpatures, ose of praying the repa xsf thc Orde6s in.Cloqncik. ey reterred tothe W662 *vitiesses, who'bore ample t e perfect trth of the assertions he had- made re-. ra1fl nseries ...

... cotancatto CrtrilctO- ?? vVYTT- No. XXXII. t SAVANNAH, JaN.30. ?? ship Georgia, Captain Stokes, I Sni!Etl n to Savannal, on the LIst of November last, in V ?? lag. 3 doC . west, about - P. M. then distant a !;el 30 n;.are st land, the Can ary Islands, at least two hundred i f tr ; lc sailin~g with a fine breeze from the south-east, I htknots, a black lo0l ?? from the south-west, and I ...

... NAVAL- NTELLIGENCE. - I .. . .. 1'hecgiblleW , heiceat Bahit, 18Hi Sept. and goingto b Ipernvlsucco.. ex Comimetce, Ogar, from Madeira at ?? Y)iamand, Lightly, from Bahia fosr this port, is taken by the as Ainerican artied ohip Alfred, and Yent ?? York Volunteer, A.shleylhence for Bal*ia, at Cork S. 3nze, toldiani, from Nlaranhamrat Watcrford Mda'greit, ilkingtun, from Gmttentbino at Dublu .. ...

... loript?.?o Oap. ?? rind ohir ptiesbrt rlai rid lr~re 'befound gsevral irl Frdsti wic f 71' 3agte cstoms prevamlett at this tyrs of The folloa itig letter, reqeivel wshe fiuVI - was ocdasioned tby a'quetry of siin ?? real lei~tb iit Ciri t° s tr 5 tb ?? - - the 2 til b Lti*tp0'6 ;drdtusy. tt ,iS' The following is are'tttactti rtnmttet r~rain i rt, f the* isete JF intro b , ?? to tl prod ...

... he We have been favoured this morning (Wednesday) is With the following heads of the New Treaty between France and the Allies. . An express has arrived this morning (Oct. 9th) which left Paris after the time appointed for the t ass convocation of the Chambers, and contrary to what t n. is stated in the London Papers of this evening, the .ry Treaty is concluded, signed, sealed, and interchan- ...

... EXTRACT, From Cebbell's WVeek/y Political Register. . Suppose Giles Jolterhead, Esq. to 'save twenty farms, each of which yield him a gross rent of X2O2 a year; and that be pays, out of his rent of 44.OCO a year G1,000 in taxes towards the expenses of the government debt. In consequence -o aV alteration in the value of the currency, whert falls from 14s. to 7s. a bushel. It is clear that his ...

... NA VL. INTE1LLI .GEN.CE. is I tI Norfolk, Agtet, 31.-Arrived the United States Cartel brig I AnalostSnmith, 35daysfromPlymoutih. August l4th, in lat. 10 40 8 long. 63 39 fell in with part of a wreck of a large ship, I supposed to be an English West Indiarban-picked up some of her spars, andtwoca~ks, one branded Stranger, and the other Mellin. The British ship Beresford, Forsyth, 26 days ?? ...

... FOR THE EMPLOVMENT AND RELICF Or THS POOR. A meeting of the inhabitants of llc!ston lately took place at the Guildhall of that Borough, for the purpose of taking into consideration the best means of amelioratingthe distresses of.he indu tious poor. The meeting was very respectably attended; aitI after due consideration, it was resolved that n ex- tensive common, adjoining the town, called H. ...

... MODES. e I _ _ M' craVE, A N chape lilac, rose and IiljsIn1nakC f tiona~efs, which they, 5, ?? Iartll T Cirape WISO forms ,t~ D etire i . I or itansltaw . The 0o r'li~ L eboifor ca -salbats, at e da- IQ o bouquts or garlands, h~1n at r~cuz~r annr.The head dress Fj' b~pae y a miass of har,I Lith ~Iipeotwor~l~'Which is suspended o p l atd i tu dreas v it a bouquet I ?? r ...